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@inproceedings{623626, author = {Musílek, Ladislav and Hložek, Martin and Čechák, Tomáš and Trojek, Tomáš}, address = {Hamilton, Ontario}, booktitle = {Book of Abstracts - 6th International Topical Meeting on Industrial Radiation and Radioisotope Measurement Applications}, keywords = {Archaeometry; XRF; pottery; metals; slags; faience; glass; bones; pigments; minerals; mortars and plasters}, language = {cze}, location = {Hamilton, Ontario}, pages = {14-14}, publisher = {McMaster University}, title = {X-Ray Fluorescence in Investigations of Archaeological Findings}, year = {2005} }
TY - JOUR ID - 623626 AU - Musílek, Ladislav - Hložek, Martin - Čechák, Tomáš - Trojek, Tomáš PY - 2005 TI - X-Ray Fluorescence in Investigations of Archaeological Findings PB - McMaster University CY - Hamilton, Ontario KW - Archaeometry KW - XRF KW - pottery KW - metals KW - slags KW - faience KW - glass KW - bones KW - pigments KW - minerals KW - mortars and plasters N2 - X-ray fluorescent analysis is suitable for the determination of elements of archeological artifacts. According to material, following artifacts may be distinguished: pottery, metals, slags, faience, glass, bones, pigments, minerals, mortars and plasters. It must be taken into account that one can come across more materials at one object. Furthermore, artifacts may chemically affect each other in their original position. ER -
MUSÍLEK, Ladislav a Martin HLOŽEK. X-Ray Fluorescence in Investigations of Archaeological Findings. In ČECHÁK, Tomáš a Tomáš TROJEK. \textit{Book of Abstracts - 6th International Topical Meeting on Industrial Radiation and Radioisotope Measurement Applications}. Hamilton, Ontario: McMaster University, 2005, s.~14-14.
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